protected override void Initialize()
{
this.IsMouseVisible = true;
tower1 = new TowerButton(830, 220);
//tower1.scale = 0.5f;
Back1 = new sprite();
Back1.Scale = 2.0f;
graphics.PreferredBackBufferWidth = 1000;//size of window
graphics.PreferredBackBufferHeight = 600;
graphics.ApplyChanges();
sidebar = new sprite();
topbar = new sprite();
title = new sprite();
map = new sprite();
lvl1Button = new Button();
start = new Button();
lvl1 = new Level1();
lvl2Button = new Button();
lvl2 = new Level2();
base.Initialize();
}
public void create_main_screen_objects()
{
x = -50;
y = 380;
level_number = 0;
level_name = new string[no_of_level];
this.buttonlist = new List <Menu_button>();
this.level_buttonlist = new List <Menu_button>();
this.next_level_buttonlist = new List <Menu_button>();
this.restart_buttonlist = new List <Menu_button>();
for (int i = 0; i < no_of_level; i++)
{
level_name[i] = "images\\level" + i.ToString();
}
soundEngine = Content.Load <SoundEffect>("Audios\\theme");
mm = new Main_menu();
ourMouse = new Mouse_Handler(Content);
help_screen = false;
catch_bag_l1 = new Level1(Content);
l1_final = new Level1_final(Content);
l1_instr = new Level1_instruction();
last_screen = new Last_screen(Content);
button_click = Content.Load <SoundEffect>("Audios\\button");
}
private void updateTarget(Level1 level)//I think the problem is the positions of the rectangles, I wish I could see them to test...
{
Rectangle rect1;
Rectangle rect2;
List<Tower> towers = tower1.getTowers();
List<Pcrane> flock = level.getCranes();//this will have to be changes based on level, returns the cranes currently onscreen
for (int i = 0; i < towers.Count; i++)
{
//rect1 = new Rectangle((int)towers[i].getPosition().X, (int)towers[i].getPosition().Y, 700, 700);
rect1 = towers[i].getRange(); //think this is working now
for (int j = 0; j < flock.Count; j++)
{
rect2 = new Rectangle((int)flock[j].getPosition().X, (int)flock[j].getPosition().Y, 70, 70);
//rect2 = flock[j].getRec(); //this is wrong too
if (towers[i].getTarget() == null && rect1.Intersects(rect2))
{
//Tbutton.setTarget(flock[j]);
towers[i].setTarget(flock[j]); //woooo it works!
}
}
}
}